Category Archives: Canada

Basketball player David Eng to carry Canadian flag at Paralympics
RIO DE JANEIRO - When David Eng made his Paralympic debut 12 years ago in Athens, coach Mike Frogley would jot down a word each day and pin that word on the wall. They were words like “leadershi...
Sep 06, 2016
No one hurt Monday during minor earthquake in southeastern Saskatchewan
YORKTON, Sask. - If you felt the earth move in southeastern Saskatchewan early Monday morning, Earthquakes Canada wants to hear from you. Natural Resources Canada has confirmed a magnitude 3.8 earthqu...
Sep 06, 2016

Enbridge to buy Spectra Energy in all-stock deal worth C$37 billion
CALGARY - Enbridge is making a big bet on natural gas with the C$37-billion friendly takeover of Spectra Energy Corp., as it looks to grow while facing severe pushback on infrastructure projects. The ...
Sep 06, 2016

Federal consultations on infrastructure plan point to need for flexibility
OTTAWA - Canadian municipalities want the federal government to change the way it decides how much money cities should get for transit and water projects. The changes outlined in June to the federal i...
Sep 06, 2016
Canadians advised to avoid western Mexico amid Tropical Storm Newton
Canadians are being advised to avoid travelling to western Mexico as hurricane Newton threatens to strike the region. Global Affairs Canada has issued a travel advisory as the hurricane heads toward t...
Sep 06, 2016

Post-tropical storm Hermine projected to lose steam as it hits Canadian waters
Environment officials say Maritimers should brace themselves for blustery weather during the first week of school, as post-tropical storm Hermine makes it way up the East Coast. Doug Mercer of the Can...
Sep 06, 2016

Canadian resident says clerical error caused govt to revoke status
TORONTO - A permanent Canadian resident currently stranded in Moscow says she has had her status revoked due to a clerical error and accuses the government of refusing to listen to her efforts to get ...
Sep 06, 2016

After hundreds of complaints, regulator examines new trimmed-down TV packs
OTTAWA - The national broadcast regulator and the country’s four biggest television service providers are in for an earful this week over the rollout earlier this year of so-called skinny-basic ...
Sep 06, 2016

Scores of Canadians excluded from assisted dying law eager to join legal challenge
OTTAWA - Scores of suffering Canadians who’ve been excluded from the federal government’s restrictive eligibility criteria for medical assistance in dying are lining up to join a constitut...
Sep 06, 2016

Friends mourn Quebec singer killed in helicopter crash in northern New Brunswick
Friends say they’re struggling to come to terms with the death of a Quebec singer and former amateur hockey player who died in a helicopter crash Sunday. Roberto Bissonnette was killed along wit...
Sep 06, 2016